RG, thanks for the info... I just wondered if you asked Sleepydave what they were charging. I agree that a sleep study is a valuable tool, but given the very high cost they need to be used judiciously and must work to achive the most accurate results. Maybe your personal experience suggests that patients be sent home with a cpap set-up allowing them to get used to the equipment prior to their having a PSG.rested gal wrote:Wader, I don't know how much a regular one or two night study would cost in that lab. Based on what people post on the message boards about the cost of their sleep studies, I've read of PSG studies running anywhere from $1,500 - $4,000 a night.
Finally did it....had a full PSG sleep study!
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wading thru the muck of the sleep study/DME/Insurance money pit!
wading thru the muck of the sleep study/DME/Insurance money pit!
small world... my little brother trains thorobreds and breeds german shephards, many of which are purchased by the various police agencies near him.
we now return you to your original thread.....
we now return you to your original thread.....
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